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Yandere: /* Monsters */

2024-11-15T02:33:44Z

Monsters

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	[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[hit dice]] instead of level. {{:Monster/intelligence}}		[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[hit dice]] instead of level. {{:Monster/intelligence}}

	Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The ~~Game Master~~ should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.		Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The game master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.

Yandere at 03:33, 13 November 2024

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	==Monsters==		==Monsters==
	[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[~~Hit Dice~~]] instead of level. {{:Monster/intelligence}}		[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[hit dice]] instead of level. {{:Monster/intelligence}}

	Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.		Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.

Yandere: /* Probabilities */

2024-11-12T21:20:59Z

Probabilities

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	==Probabilities==		==Probabilities==
	It is only possible to develop this almost superhuman sense from 7th level and up. In addition to the character's general experience, their intelligence will also contribute to their ability to detect such invisible dangers.		It is only possible to develop this almost superhuman sense from 7th level and up. In addition to the character's general experience, their intelligence will also contribute to their ability to detect such invisible dangers.

	If both level and intelligence are known, the probability that invisibility detection will be activated can be determined based on the following table.		If both level and intelligence are known, the probability that invisibility detection will be activated can be determined based on the following table.

Yandere: /* Monsters */

2024-11-12T21:20:30Z

Monsters

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	==Monsters==		==Monsters==
	[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[Hit Dice]] instead of level. ~~The intelligence of monsters is described in comparison to the average human. The following terms are used, with their numerical equivalent in parentheses:~~ {{~~MINT\|0}}, {{MINT\|1}}, {{MINT\|2-4}}, {{MINT\|5-7}}, {{MINT\|8-10}}, {{MINT\|11-12}}, {{MINT\|13-14}}, {{MINT\|15-16}}, {{MINT\|17-18}}, or occasionally even {{MINT\|19+~~}}.		[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[Hit Dice]] instead of level. {{:Monster/intelligence}}

	Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.		Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.

Yandere: /* Monsters */

2024-11-12T21:18:22Z

Monsters

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	==Monsters==		==Monsters==
	[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[Hit Dice]] instead of level. The intelligence of monsters is described in comparison to the average human. The following terms are used, with their numerical equivalent in parentheses: ~~Non- (~~0), ~~Animal (~~1), ~~Semi- (~~2-4), ~~Low (~~5-7), ~~Average (~~8-10), ~~Very (~~11-12), ~~High (~~13-14), ~~Exceptional (~~15-16), ~~Genius (~~17-18), or occasionally ~~even Supra-genius (~~19+).		[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[Hit Dice]] instead of level. The intelligence of monsters is described in comparison to the average human. The following terms are used, with their numerical equivalent in parentheses: {{MINT\|0}}, {{MINT\|1}}, {{MINT\|2-4}}, {{MINT\|5-7}}, {{MINT\|8-10}}, {{MINT\|11-12}}, {{MINT\|13-14}}, {{MINT\|15-16}}, {{MINT\|17-18}}, or occasionally even {{MINT\|19+}}.

	Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.		Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.

Yandere: /* Monsters */

2024-11-12T21:15:40Z

Monsters

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	==Monsters==		==Monsters==
	~~Monsters can~~ develop this ability as well, simply based on ~~their Hit Dice instead~~ of level. The intelligence of monsters is described in comparison to the average human. The following terms are used, with their numerical equivalent in parentheses: Non- (0), Animal (1), Semi- (2-4), Low (5-7), Average (8-10), Very (11-12), High (13-14), Exceptional (15-16), Genius (17-18), or occasionally even Supra-genius (19+) .		[[Monster]]s can develop this ability as well, simply based on their [[Hit Dice]] instead of level. The intelligence of monsters is described in comparison to the average human. The following terms are used, with their numerical equivalent in parentheses: Non- (0), Animal (1), Semi- (2-4), Low (5-7), Average (8-10), Very (11-12), High (13-14), Exceptional (15-16), Genius (17-18), or occasionally even Supra-genius (19+).

	Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.		Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.

Yandere at 21:03, 12 November 2024

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	{{Alrik ~~Handicraft~~}}		{{Alrik handicraft}}
	{{InfoboxRules		{{InfoboxRules
	\|~~englisch~~=Sechster Sinn		\|german=Sechster Sinn
	}}		}}
	As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the [[thief skill]] to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.		As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the [[thief skill]] to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.

Yandere at 21:02, 12 November 2024

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			{{Alrik Handicraft}}
			{{InfoboxRules
			\|englisch=Sechster Sinn
			}}
	As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the [[thief skill]] to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.		As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the [[thief skill]] to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.

Yandere at 21:01, 12 November 2024

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	As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the thief~~'s ability to~~ "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.		As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the [[thief skill]] to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.

	==Probabilities==		==Probabilities==

Yandere at 21:01, 12 November 2024

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-As they grow in experience, characters develop a sixth sense enabling them to detect invisible enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the thief's ability to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as clairvoyance.
+As they grow in experience, characters develop a '''sixth sense''' enabling them to detect [[invisibl]]e enemies or objects. This ability is applicable against the thief's ability to "hide in shadows" as well as against magical invisibility. Such characters may even notice that they have been targeted by a scrying spell such as ''[[clairvoyance]]''.
 Probabilities
 It is only possible to develop this almost superhuman sense from 7th level and up. In addition to the character's general experience, their intelligence will also contribute to their ability to detect such invisible dangers.
 If both level and intelligence are known, the probability that invisibility detection will be activated can be determined based on the following table.
--1
+{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
--4
+! rowspan=2 | Level
--7
+! colspan=8 | Intelligence (d%)
--10
+|-
--12
+! {{nowrap|0-1}} !! {{nowrap|2-4}} !! {{nowrap|5-7}} !! {{nowrap|8-10}} !! {{nowrap|11-12}} !! {{nowrap|13-14}} !! {{nowrap|15-16}} !! 17+
--14
+|-
--16
+| 7 || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || 05
-+
+|-
+| 8 || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || 05 || 15
-—
+|-
-—
+| 9 || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || 05 || 15 || 25
-—
+|-
-—
+| 10 || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || 05 || 15 || 25 || 35
-—
+|-
-—
+| 11 || &mdash; || &mdash; || &mdash; || 05 || 15 || 25 || 35 || 45
-—
+|-
+| 12 || &mdash; || &mdash; || 05 || 15 || 25 || 35 || 45 || 55
+|-
-—
+| 13 || &mdash; || 05 || 15 || 25 || 35 || 45 || 55 || 65
-—
+|-
-—
+| 14 || 05 || 15 || 25 || 35 || 45 || 55 || 65 || 80
-—
+|-
-—
+| 15+ || 15 || 25 || 35 || 45 || 55 || 65 || 80 || 95
-—
+|}
-Monsters
+==Monsters==
 Monsters can develop this ability as well, simply based on their Hit Dice instead of level. The intelligence of monsters is described in comparison to the average human. The following terms are used, with their numerical equivalent in parentheses: Non- (0), Animal (1), Semi- (2-4), Low (5-7), Average (8-10), Very (11-12), High (13-14), Exceptional (15-16), Genius (17-18), or occasionally even Supra-genius (19+) .
 Some monsters have particularly acute perception. The Game Master should treat such monsters as more intelligent or as of higher level than they actually are for the purposes of detection of invisibility.